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Destiny Church, the American Council and its disciples are flagrant proponents for Christian nationalism, writes The Bee Editorial Board.

Majority knows not what it does

Now before you get all indignant about "those radical socialists at the ACLU," ask yourself how itd go over if the same tax dollars were put toward public schools grounded in the tenets of Islam, Judaism, Santeria or Wicca?

A Christian conservative legal group is encouraging a South Carolina school board to continue allowing members to open meetings with prayer after a secular legal organization demanded that the tradition be halted earlier this month. 

If I asked most Americans if they think the Bible is allowed to be taught as part of a public school day, they would emphatically say "no." But they would be wrong.

(RNS) — Texas school districts have until March 1 of next year to decide whether to hire school chaplains.

Last week was another busy one for Community Library Network trustees.

We must learn from tyrannies past.

Multiple Christian preschools in Colorado allege that the state’s requirements to participate in a funding program would force them to hire people who do not uphold the Church’s teachings on sexuality and marriage.

Article: Mike Pence, The 10 Commandments, and the Republican Party - Mike Pence tells us that he wants to return the U.S. to God and the Constitution. Well, Mike, God is word that does not appear in the Constitution, and the word religion appears only in provisions prohibiting its use in affairs of state. Nevertheless, this column takes a look at what that would look like, using The Ten Commandments to represent religion. In those terms, religion doesnt come across too well.